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Question
Classify the following into solutions, suspensions and colloids :
Soda-water, Milk, Brine, Blood, Ink, Smoke in air, Chalk water mixture, Milk of Magnesia, Shaving cream, Muddy river water.
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Solution
Solutions – Brine
Suspensions – Chalk water mixture, milk of magnesia, Muddy river water
Colloids – Milk, blood, ink, shaving cream, smoke in air, soda water
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